Surprises me that srtm had anything to do with it, but glad you got it fixed.
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The srtm file names appear to relate to the latitude & longitude they cover
although the logic isn't entirely clear to me because there are some gaps
in the longitude numbering. However, using this logic I downloaded enough
srtm files that should cover my area, added a reference to them in the
I could not figure out how to do that so I downloaded them all. Not very well
organized.
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Hi,
I always use RouteConverter to create routes. It can create GPX files
containing tracks, waypoints and routepoints.
https://www.routeconverter.com/home/en
If you create routes only on the points where you need the directions, you
can still save them as track, waypoints or routepoints. OsmAnd
Thank you do much. I will create my OBFs as you describe and hopefully that
will fix this problem. I want to download the srtm elevation data and I've
found the files at https://builder.osmand.net/terrain-aster-srtm-eudem/.
Ideally I won't download all of them because that looks to be about
As far as I know the GPX file format contains a list of waypoints
(coordinates), nothing else.
A navigation software uses these waypoints to create a route, depending on
settings. Osmand does it different for cars, bicycle or walking. For cars
it can be set to snap the closest way from point
I am runing OsmAndMapCreator 1.8 #19540MC on a Windows 7 64bit machine.
Two things I notice that I'm doing differently than you are that I'm not
indexing Transport, nor addresses and I am linking in srtm elevation data.
Transport data, since that is a new feature of the latest version of
Hi Metaluc, thanks and that is reassuring. Perhaps I'm doing something
wrong with osmandmapcreator? I'm using the latest version of OSMAnd+ and
the latest version of osmandmapcreator. I'll explain what I do to make an
obf and would you please let me know if this is different to what you do?
1.
I just tried "snap to road" on my home brew obf files and it worked. Been a
while since I updated osmandmapcreator, and I build against srtm elevation
files. I am running the latest osmand+ release.
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